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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 30/09/2026

Join us this weekend for the HPL Film Festival at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland, with literary events at the Hollywood Library, free & public. Author Guest of Honor Philip Fracassi will be among us. I will lurk too on a panel about cozy horror and read a new story.

A flyer reads "The HP Lovecraft Film Festival and Multnomah Libraries present Cosmic Horror, Weird Fiction, & The King in Yellow, Saturday & Sunday October 3 & 4 at the Hollywood Library meeting room"

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 23/09/2026

It’s always exciting when a new Keith Rosson book comes out. Nobody does horror with doses of crime and humanity better. Can’t wait to dig into the Crone novel. While Broadway Books in Portland is a great shop and host.

Author Keith Rosson reads from his new novel Crone at Broadway Books in Portland.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 19/08/2026

My alter ego Rew X really enjoyed creating cover art for the upcoming anthology SUFFERING THE OTHER, ed Justin Steele & Sam Cowan, with 24 great authors. Pre-order dimshores.bigcartel.com/product/suff... This book benefits Transgender Law Center and National Immigration Project

Suffering the Other cover featuring a bird creature flying against a sea of serpents.

This anthology features stories by:
Nadia Bulkin
Lisa Cai
Matthew Cheney
Jennifer DeLeskie
Kurt Fawver
Robin Rose Graves
Alexander Hay
Bitter Karella
Gwendolyn Kiste
Jonathan Lees
Laura Mauro
David Peak
Marigold Rowell
Erica Ruppert
Cheyenne Shaffer
A. J. Sharpe
Clint Smith
J. J. Steinfeld
Bogi Takács
Jeffrey Thomas
Lee Thomas
Pamela Weis
A.C. Wise
Wen Wen Yang

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 22/07/2026

Finished the smol but mighty novella The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella a few weeks ago, and am still thinking about the dueling philosophies, depth of unusual characters, how it is many fables within one story. And then it was awarded a Shirley Jackson Award! Don’t miss this one!

The book The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella sits atop a small mound in a front yard.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 19/06/2026

Finally finished reading the duology of Fever House and The Devil By Name by Keith Rosson. These are two relentless gruesome unputdownable novels about before and after an apocalypse. They grind at emotions of the characters and readers. Take them for a relentless ride!

The two books mentioned in the caption sit on a shelf with a devilish statue between.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 12/06/2026

Finished reading the amazing novelette And Side By Side They Wander by Molly Tanzer, and loved every word. It’s a joyous read, filled with good things: sprawling science fiction, giant fungi, philosophy, robot romance, a daring heist, weird characters, betrayal, and a deep appreciation of art.

The book mentioned in the caption is held up near an artwork hanging on a wall.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 31/05/2026

I Love Boosters tells a more imaginative story than an ad or review will try. Funny, strange, shocking; it attacks race, class, and capitalism with very imaginative filmmaking. And if you missed Boots Riley’s previous film Sorry to Bother You, seek it out.

An enamel lapel pin with the words I Love Boosters is attached to a black sweatshirt.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 10/05/2026

Book haul from a few local book stores, excited to read: Green Fuse Burning by Tiffany Morris, The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella, From These Dark Abodes by Lyndsie Manusos, When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo, and an old vintage Robert Bloch that has a wicked cover.

Five paperback books set on a wood tabletop.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 25/04/2026

Happy Independent Bookstore day! Here are some great ones in the Portland area:

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 21/04/2026

Constellations of Ruin turns three today, and continues to reflect my heart while it hides in the shadows of the world. If you haven’t read yet, ask your bookstore or library to order. If you liked these 26 stories of horror and wonder, I hope you’ll leave a review. journalstone.com/bookstore/co...

The book Constellations of Ruin by Andrew S. Fuller sits on an old barrel in front of an antique typewriter. Cover art by Mikio Murakami.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 17/04/2026

Laura Cranehill talks about deep diving in mycology research, women finding their space and community, and her new literary horror novel Wife Shaped Bodies, in conversation with Wendy N. Wagner, at Powell’s Books.

Authors Laura Cranehill in conversation with Wendy N. Wagner seated with microphones in front of a bookshelf.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 30/01/2026

Not pictured are the lawyer dragons who prosecute.

Painting of two dragons who are breathing fire on a melting cube of ice.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 19/01/2026

Just finished reading The Door on the Sea by Caskey Russell. An exciting adventure that asks questions about learning, what is an enemy, and traditions. Great storytelling voice!

The book The Door on the Sea sits on a shelf with a raven bust peering around the edge.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 07/12/2025

If you missed in Oct, but watch the streaming HPLFF, you will see many cosmic horrors and haunting visages, including my face reading the new story “A Shape on the Horizon“ about wealthy men who disrespect several islands, one of which is carnivorous. Dec 5–12 watch.eventive.org/hplfilmfesti...

The author's face is overlaid with sepia color, film grain, and ocean waves cresting on a shore.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 28/11/2025

It’s about damn time for some tea tassies up in this situation. Added bourbon and chocolate chips, because some traditions are meant to be broken.

A two-tier silver tray of bite-size pecan pie desserts.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 20/11/2025

Signed copies of my book Constellations of Ruin at the wonderful Broadway Books in Portland, if you want to read stories about octopus missions, dancing houses, fungal marathons, living islands, multiple ends of the world, salmon spirits, and more.

A stack of books Constellations of Ruin, with more books in the background.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 12/11/2025

Convincing you to read my collection with the first sentence. (“Another Country Doctor”, first story in Constellations of Ruin, 2023 Trepidatio Publishing: journalstone.com/bookstore/co...)

Screenshot of the first page of the book Constellations of Ruin, and the story “Another Country Doctor” — “The largest residence in Flatwater was undoubtedly the Sherborne house, an embellished two-story homestead constructed in the Queen Anne style with wraparound porches and an impressive stable, nestled an overlooking bluff that enjoyed a fresh creek and a distant view of the upright rock formation called Chimney Rock by some.”

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 17/10/2025

My schedule for OryCon this weekend in Portland includes panels about monsters, horror, craft of writing, or join me for a kaffeeklatsch where we can discuss even more of the same, and sip our favorite beverages.

The author’s face along with a schedule of events, against an eerie background.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 11/10/2025

Oregon is home. No military takeover in our communities. www.protect-oregon.com/no-military-...

A poster on a utility pole reads “Oregon is home. No military takeover in our communities” with a QR code linking to https://www.protect-oregon.com/no-military-takeover-of-our-communities

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 29/09/2025

Thomas Ha is writing some of the strangest most engrossing short fiction out there. Grab his new book Uncertain Sons from Undertow Publications.

The book Uncertain Sons by Thomas Ha sits on a shelf with thorny garland.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 26/09/2025

Today’s bookmail brings me a title I’ve been looking forward to for some time. If you’ve not yet read Nadia Bulkin, you are missing great weird fiction!

A hand holds the book Issues With Authority by Nadia Bulkin.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 29/08/2025

My alter ego Rew X painted a big artwork with 70+ monsters for a generous backer to 3LBE magazine last year. Right now the magazine needs your support. Maybe you want some art rewards, or just love reading horror weird speculative fiction. Back us now: kck.st/4mIkEm1

A large gathering of odd colorful monsters illustrated by Rew X.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 24/08/2025

I savored every word reading this one. Several twists on an old narrative form with a fascinating use of language and history, drenched in blood, genocide, and revenge.

The novel The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones rests atop drying branches and foliage.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 02/08/2025

Libraries are awesome in so many ways, one of which is that if they don’t carry a book yet, you can ask them to order it. Here are a few that I requested recently at my local county, they let me know approved, and I’ve already checked out a few.

Screenshot of Notifications listing "Your suggestion has been approved!" for the books The Map of Lost Places by Sheree Renée Thomas and Lesley Conner, I Can Fix Her by Rae Wilde, "The Girl in the Creek" by Wendy N. Wagner, "Snowy Day and OTher stories by Lee Chang-Dong translated by Heinz Insu Fenkl and Yoosup Chang, "Boreal: An Anthology of Taiga Horror" by Katherine Silva

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 14/05/2025

I recently added to my Ko-fi page, where you can support a writer, and now order neat haunted physical things: ko-fi.com/andrewsfuller 📕 signed copy of my story collection Constellations of Ruin 🔖 CoR bookmark 🖼️ sticker featuring scary things from CoR (art by me)

The book Constellations of Ruin stands in an eerie attic window along with a bookmark and sticker.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 05/05/2025

I love being able to suggest a book to my local library system. Here’s a few that they brought into circulation.

A screenshot that lists “your suggestion has been approved!” For the books: Haunted Ecologies by Corey Farrenkopf, Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction ed Sonia Sulaiman, Embroidered Worlds: Fantastic Fiction from Ukraine and the Diaspora ed Valya Dudycz, Linghun by Ai Jiang

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 21/04/2025

My collection Constellations of Ruin turns two today. If you haven’t read these tales of haunted schools, octopus secret missions, fungus marathons, invisible monsters, and ends of the world, I hope you will give it a chance so I can publish again some day.

The book Constellations of Ruin sits among spring branches and new flowering buds.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 23/01/2025

On my birthday, I ask if you haven’t read my collection Constellations of Ruin—octopus mission, space fungi, haunted schools, fish spirits, demons aplenty—that you give it a try by ordering or making a library request. If you have enjoyed it, please rate-review online and loan to a friend.

A hand holds the book Constellations of Ruin against a forest background.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 07/12/2024

I am humbled and thrilled to see my debut collection Constellations of Ruin mentioned in the 2023 yearly summation among so many great works in Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year Volume Sixteen. Looking forward to reading all those I missed!

Closeup of ext from “Mixed-Genre Collections” in the Summation of the Year 2023 from Best Horror of the Year edited by Ellen Datlow

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 15/11/2024

If we just met or you missed it, my collection Constellations of Ruin (2023) contains stories of nomad islands, haunted schools, octopus secret missions, dancing houses, fungus janitors in space, semi-invisible monsters, and a few pieces of my heart. Please enjoy!

The book Constellations of Ruin stands with an owl statue on a surface, silhouetted by window light.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 27/10/2024

The pumpkins have been waiting very patiently on the front porch until tonight when they could join the rest of the decor in their true form.

Sketches of various jack-o’-lantern face designs.

Two jack-o’-lanterns with faces full of eyes and teeth.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 24/10/2024

Join a small herd of horror authors 1–3pm this Saturday at the Beaverton City Library for all the best things: books, treats, candy, and stories! 📕🍬🎃 ✍️

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 23/10/2024

Finished reading the immersive and inventive collection Craft: Stories I Wrote for the Devil by Ananda Lima. Read some of the stories with special red glasses from the book tour.

A hand holds the hardback book along with a pair of red glasses with flame shaped lenses.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 23/10/2024

Imagine if every city, county, and state provided an unbiased voter’s guide to candidates at all levels, mail-in ballots, and ballot drop off.

A split photo showing a voters guide, ballot envelope, and ballot being inserted into an official ballot drop off box.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 17/10/2024

Hope to see you this weekend at OryCon for some good discussions on monsters and the fantastical. Also I’ll be reading new fictions.

Andrew's face along with the words "OryCon 44, Oct 18-20, DoubleTree PDF" and a schedule of five events against an eerie background

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 13/10/2024

Might have found the answer to where do your ideas come from.

Mushrooms sprout from the ground in the shadow of a human head.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 02/10/2024

Looking forward to the HPL Film Fest this weekend, because the intl cosmic horror is more stunning every year. Also, 6 blocks of author readings, and panels discussing everything from a century of sword & sorcery genre to nature inspiring horror. I’m over the moon to participate in a few of these.

The Hollywood theater in Portland Oregon with HPLFF on the marquee.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 23/09/2024

Much anticipated bookmail has brought horrors I can’t wait to read with Laird Barron’s new collection Not a Speck of Light.

The book mentioned above stands in a shadowy corner.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 07/09/2024

Perhaps they are called deadlines for a reason…

A skeleton typing away at a laptop while a black can looks on.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 03/09/2024

After the Great Bone Wars of 2019, the osteomollusks and skeletarthropods burrowed into the earth to one day rise again. Their covert ops team learned to transform into inanimate objects and appear across the surface, in hopes the fleshlings and plants would not notice… until it was too late. 🦴💀

A skeletal sewing machine on a shelf next to other Halloween decor

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 30/08/2024

The beach is really more enjoyable without large crowds of people. Luckily this carnivorous tree is here to keep the human visitors at a minimum.

A sandy beach with a few people fishing in the distance, and a lengthy dead tree in the foreground pointing their way.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 15/08/2024

3LBE magazine launched our first-ever Kickstarter! Your support will enable us to continue publishing new horror, dark fantasy, & science fiction, pay our contributing authors as pros, and share some very haunted rewards in our 25th year! www.kickstarter.com/projects/asf...

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 18/07/2024

Finished reading HORROR MOVIE by Paul Tremblay, and consequently will never feel safe again around closets, masks, power tools, shadows, movies, the world…

The hardcover book Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay rests on the long blade of a chainsaw.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 17/07/2024

If you haven’t yet read my collection Constellations of Ruin, it features 26 stories of weird fiction, horror, and even some joy. After you’ve read it, loan it to a friend. And don’t forget to leave a review in the usual places: carved into a park bench or inside a moon crater.

The book Constellations of Ruin stands next to a metal owl ornament.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 08/07/2024

Finished reading EVERYTHING THE DARKNESS EATS by Eric LaRocca, which I found to be frightening, devastating, and all at once full of hope.

The book Everything the Darkness Eats by Erica LaRocca stands on a distressed piece of wood at the edge of impenetrable shadows.

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 23/06/2024

Been savoring this anthology for months but finally read to the end. Every story in here is fierce and true. NEVER WHISTLE AT NIGHT, An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology, ed by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.

A hand holds the book Never Whistle at Night

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 03/06/2024

Heard many great readings at StokerCon from writers: John Langan, Steve Rasnic Tem, Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam, Richard Thomas, Saytchyn Maddux-Creech, Nathan Carson, Sophia Ajram, Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito, Lindsay King-Miller, Bitter Karella, Sarah Langan, Philip Fracassi (& missed photos of more!)

A 12-photo mosaic of the authors mentioned, each reading from their work

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Andrew S. Fuller @andrewsfuller.com · 31/05/2024

Workspace envy upon seeing this old printer’s desk. All these compartments could hold notes, insects, small ghosts, teeth, large planets the size of tiny planets.

An old printer’s desk with foldout cabinet featuring many small compartments.

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